Local News. Mining at Bucca Creek
Our readers will remember that Taylor's Reward mine, Bucca Greek, changed hands some time ago. It is now named the Beacon and is supposed…
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Mining & the mines, 1897
22 stories in Mid North Coast's papers · page 1 of 2
NOVEL. The Kiss of Gold. CHAPTER I.
It was the day after Tom Murray's revolt. He sat alone in his top floor dormitory, at a table ranged with old letters, dusty books,…
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The Chief Secretary of Queensland has forwarded to the Premiers of the various colonies a copy of the despatch received from the Lieut.-Governor of…
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'Now it has failed, as I feared. But what of that? I know you well, -- have we been friends so long for nothing? -- and I say that when you have fought harder…
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In that long, sultry look she knew all. Her pulses quickened, a fire grew in her heart. He loved her, then? Oh, he did, he did! Their faces were so close, there was a…
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Messrs. William G. Ward and Party have posted at Bellingen post office the necessary notice of application for a mineral lease of four acres, situated…
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He used his friends. When they tired of of serving him he turned his secret enmity to account whenever opportunity offered dy making them the subject of scintillating…
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Curious that a man should prefer as a tenant some commonplace fellow with money, instead of a brilliant critic, who made cigarette lighters of his dunning…
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News has been received that the miners on Woodlark Island are suffering terribly trom fever…
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And worse to bear than all was her father's assumption of a secret understanding existing between them. 'I say, now, you and young Murray are…
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Everything was dark as she went blindly from the room. She had a faint intention of going out in the rain, -- a sense of supreme and awful loneliness. The door closed upon…
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'Pass by me now. Leave me free. You have taken all.' 'You remember me.' And his quiet voice was peculiarly sad and strong…
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But there was none of the triumph of freedom tempering the first acuteness of Virginia's awakening. She was thinking of Tom as she had first seen him years ago; he…
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M. Emile Richebourg, the famous French 'feuilletoniste, is probably the most successful living writer of stories. Like most authors, he was a long time in finding his…
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We are informed that Messrs. David Anderson and party have, repegged the mining lease which was the subject of recent inquiry at…
Continued on Trove, page 8 →Stolen Gold. London
The Queensland National Bank has commenced a suit against the P. and O. Co. to recover £500, part of the gold which was stolen from the…
Continued on Trove, page 9 →Miners Grievances. Sydney
The miners at Lithgow have decided not to strike, but will endeavor to secure a settlement of their grievances by peaceful means…
Continued on Trove, page 5 →Canadian Gold Fields. London
The Government of the Dominion of Canada have decided to reserve every alternate alluvial claim on the Yukon River goldfields on behalf of…
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Fully six thousand miners have assembled at the passes leading to the new gold fields at Clondyke, British Columbia. Not more than half this…
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The blue sea slumbers in the mist of heat Beside the amber shore. At anchor floats a brown-winged fisher fleet…
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